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This feature is in Early Release/BETA. Please contact your Epiphany Systems support or sales contact to learn more.
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Epiphany has the capability to extract network appliance information via Secure Shell (SSH). The SSH collectors will establish a SSHv2 session with the appliances and run the needed ‘display’ commands for data collection.
There is also a process for of the network configurations following this section.
If a user is ready and SSHv2 is enabled, please proceed to the section.
Log into the ArubaOS switch command-line interface (CLI) using your assigned credentials.
Enter the CLI commands shown below to create a user with the required privileges. Items labeled with a set of “<>” around them have additional explanations below the command block in the "!" tip.
username: The recommended username is epiphany.
password: Ensure the password meets your organization’s password policy.
group: The recommended group name is epiphany-group.
You can also create users in an AAA Server.
These privileges are made to provide Epiphany with the least-privileged rights to perform its tasks.
Enter the CLI commands shown below to enable SSHv2 on the ArubaOS switch appliance. Items labeled with an “*” have additional explanations below the command block in the "!" tip.
If telnet is needed for this appliance do not run this command.
The username, password, and IP address need to be stored in a JSON file in the format shown below. Ensure this data is stored in a secure location prior to uploading it Epiphany.